The worst setlist would surely be playing only songs they've played millions of times before, and then repeating that particular setlist ad nauseam.
I'd love to see 'Drifter' live.This should be fun.
01. Gangland (How bad of an opener would this be?)
02. New Frontier
03. The Assassin
04. I Live My Way
05. Sun and Steel
06. Gates of Tomorrow
07. The Aftermath
08. Lightning Strikes Twice
09. The Apparition
10. 2 A.M.
11. Invaders
12. Don't Look to the Eyes of a Stranger (Combine this with the next one for 20 minutes of terror)
13. The Angel and The Gambler (extended version w/ crowd participation) <--Do this before the Encore so people don't leave.
ENCORE
14. Drifter
15. Sanctuary
16. Weekend Warrior
It only took two pages before it became another Maiden Cabaret rant!
I'd love to see 'Drifter' live.
This thread was only ever going to go in one direction. You started it!It only took two pages before it became another Maiden Cabaret rant!
This thread was only ever going to go in one direction. You started it!
I'd pay to see Maiden England again and again and again. Great show.
I'd pay to see Maiden England again and again and again. Great show.
And again and again and again.... Somewhere back in time i'd pay to see again X 4. Like I did a few years back in fact. That is no 'cabaret act' freinds. It is having the extreme pleasure of seeing the greatest heavy metal band in the world play the greatest songs ever,
It's hard to take all this serious because that would mean no other songs, and no album promotion.I wanted to say something like "I'd be fine if they played Maiden England tour/setlist for 10 more years" but then I remembered Hallowed isn't in it But I could say that for any other reunion tour...
Iron Maiden doesn't owe me anything. I find it hard to understand why you criticise what you profess to love so much. It's not that I support or detract from any particular decision, simply that I accept it and will endeavour to enjoy whatever they do with the time they have left.Why so satisfied with hearing the same set for years, when you know there is more, and when you know Maiden won't continue that long anymore?
Is "variety" a difficult, poisonous thing?
Or is it something else: Is it so hard to have criticism on anything the current line-up does, live?